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Dr. Marcus Ettinger’s Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

Sunday, January 23rd, 2011

This is an easy to make and great tasting, super-healthy soup. I make it at least once a week and never get tired of it. The options are endless with this soup. Below is my base recipe. (Note: use as many organic ingredients that you can find. It will be healthier and tastier).

Nutrient Profile:

Red Bell PepperVit. C, Vit. A (as: beta-carotene and beta-cryptoxanthin), lutein and zeaxanthin
Tomatoes – Vit. C, Vit. A, vitamin K, lycopene,
Garlic –  Allicin, manganese, Vit. B6 and Vit. C
OnionChromium, Vit. C, quercetin and allyl sulfides
Jalapenos – Vit. A, Vit. C, iron and capsaicin
ThymeVit. K and thymol
Extra Virgin Olive OilMonounsaturated fatty acids and phenolic compounds

Ingredients:

2 – Red Bell Peppers
1 – Yellow Bell Pepper (Optional. May use 3 Red Bell Peppers instead)
3 – Roma Tomatoes
3 – Cloves Garlic
1 – White or Yellow Onion
2 – Jalapenos (Optional)
1 – Sprig of Thyme
2 Tbsp – Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 Tbsp – Half & Half (Optional)
2 – Cups Spring Water or Stock (Chicken or Vegetable)
Sea Salt and Cracked Black Pepper to Taste

Preparation:

1. Chop all vegetables into chunks and place on a large baking sheet, lined with aluminum foil.

2. Pour the extra virgin olive oil over the vegetables. Coat them all by rubbing the oil in with your hands.

Dr. Marcus Ettinger's Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

3. Turn the broiler on high and place the baking sheet on the top rack. Broil vegetable mixture until the desired char is reached. This usually takes about 10-15 minutes.

Dr. Marcus Ettinger's Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

4. Place the mixture into a blender. Add the thyme and water or stock. Blend until creamy.

Dr. Marcus Ettinger's Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

5. Pour into a pot and cook the soup for about 15 minutes over low heat, to meld all the flavors together. Add the half & half (I like to do this because it helps to balance the acid, and adds a smoother mouth-feel).

6. At this point, add the sea salt and cracked pepper to taste.

7. Serve and Enjoy.

Dr. Marcus Ettinger's Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

Ultra-Lite – Egg, Ham, Mushroom and Spinach Scramble

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

If after reading this post you have questions regarding alternative medicine, integrative medicine, chiropractic, weight-loss, diabetes or pre-diabetes prevention, nutritional supplementation or how to become a new patient, please feel free to contact our office. Advanced Healing Center of Orange County, the practice of Dr. Marcus Ettinger BSc, DC. Phone: 714-639-4360, E-mail: info@advancedhealing.com, Mail: 630 South Glassell Street #103. Orange, CA 92866.

This is an example of the Ultra-Lite Program, male portion lunch (2 blocks protein and 10 blocks carbohydrates). Reduce by 1 egg and 30 grams of ham for female lunch portion (1 block protein and 10 blocks carbohydrates).

Ingredients:

  1. 2 eggs – whipped (1 protein block)
  2. Ham – 60 grams – cubed (1 protein block)
  3. Mushrooms – 70 grams – diced (3 blocks carbohydrates)
  4. Baby spinach – 70 grams – whole leaf (4 blocks carbohydrates)
  5. Jalapeno – 1 pod (1 block carbohydrate)
  6. Cilantro – 15 grams – roughly chopped (1/2 block carbohydrate)
  7. No sugar added salsa – 2 Tbsp – (1.5 block carbohydrates)
  8. Extra virgin olive oil – 1 Tsp

Heat-up olive oil in a non-stick skillet and add all ingredients. Saute until mushrooms and spinach are to your desired level of doneness.  If there is to much water in the pan, move mixture to the back of the pan, tilt forward and use a paper towel to absorbs liquid. Note: eggs won’t set properly if there is too much liquid. At this point add in eggs.

Let the eggs set for at least 6o seconds. Slowly fold the eggs over with a silicone spatula. When the  scramble reaches your desired doneness, plate and add salsa. Salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy!

Ludo Lefebvre – Ludo Bites 4.0 @ Gram & Pappa’s

Monday, April 26th, 2010

24 April 2010 – Dinner with my wife, Stephanie, at Ludo Lefebvre’s – Ludo Bites 4.0 @ Gram & Pappa’s.  Normally I write quite a bit in my blog posts, but here I will just let the pictures tell the story.  Below are the dishes we ate, along with some great wine.

I do want to say that the night did live up to the hype, but for the effort and cost,  you can  have a  similar experience at the Napa Rose at Disneyland’s Grand Californian.  Request to sit at  “chef’s counter” and let executive chef Andrew Sutton personally serve you his wonderful dishes – you will never be disappointed.  Yes, I am making a comparison and I think it’s very close (quality, taste and execution of the dishes) – Chef’s table at Napa Rose and Ludo Bites.  I do give Ludo an A+ for creativity, which would be hard to pull off at the MUCH larger and busier Napa Rose.

Me and Ludo Lefebvre - Ludo Bites 4.0 @ Gram & Pappa's

Me and Ludo Lefebvre - Ludo Bites 4.0 @ Gram & Pappa's

Brie chantilly napoleon with honeycomb, aged balsamic vinegar and frisee

Brie chantilly napoleon with honeycomb, aged balsamic vinegar and frisee

Note: the story was that the brie was whipped 2 hours by hand.  It was creamy.

white asparagus veloute, mozzarella mousse, fennel, candied olive, salmon roe

White asparagus veloute, mozzarella mousse, fennel, candied olive, salmon roe

Seared foie gras pina colada

Seared foie gras pina colada

Note: this was the best prepared foie gras I have ever tasted.  The bummer was that the rum jelly way over-powered the foie.  I had to eat the pina colada separate.  There is nothing in the food world like a slice of perfectly cooked foie gras a top a warm piece of warm baguette – yum!

Lavender honey butter and smoked lard

Warm baguette with lavender honey butter and smoked lard

Rack of lamb, fresh goat cheese, smoked eel, artichokes, potato mousseline and mint

Rack of lamb, fresh goat cheese, smoked eel, artichokes, potato mousseline and mint

Note: only Ludo knows why he added the eel to this dish.  It would have been perfect with just the lamb and his amazing mint sauce.

Monkfish,  jardiniere de legumes, vadouvan

Monkfish, jardiniere de legumes, vadouvan

Dark chocolate souffle with black pepper milk chocolate ice cream and chocolate cream

Dark chocolate souffle with black pepper milk chocolate ice cream and chocolate cream

Filet mignon, spicy polenta, steamed cauliflower and perfect guacamole

Sunday, March 21st, 2010

Filet mignon, spicy polenta, steamed cauliflower and perfect guacamole

Filet mignon, spicy polenta, steamed cauliflower and perfect guacamole

Sunday night dinner at the Ettinger house.  Perfectly barbecued, medium rare, filet mignon served with creamy, spicy polenta (charred Serrano and jalapeno peppers, half and half, butter, chicken stock and Parmesan cheese), steamed cauliflower (chicken stock with 3 cloves of garlic, instead of water – a sprinkle of smoked paprika on top) and my perfect guacamole spread (ripe avocados, key lime juice, cilantro, Serrano peppers, olive oil, mayonnaise and sea salt – blended).

1998 Domaine Saint Benoit - Chateauneuf du Pape

1998 Domaine Saint Benoit - Chateauneuf du Pape

I knew the wine was not going to go with the dinner, so Stephanie I drank a glass while I cooked and we finished the rest while watching the UFC.

Filet Mignon with Sautéed Wild Mushrooms and Asparagus

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Dr. Ettinger's Wild Mushrooms

Sautéed wild mushrooms with butter, extra virgin olive oil, red pepper flakes, garlic, shallots, parsley, salt and pepper.

Dr. Ettinger's Filet Mignon

Perfectly BBQ’d Filet Mignon

Friday night dinnner at the Ettingers

Just another Friday night dinner at the Ettinger’s

Dinner

Yea, I know, It looks tasty!

1995 Chateau Ferriere - Margaux - Grand Cru

1995 Chateau Ferriere - Margaux - Grand Cru

You can’t have a five star dinner with out a stellar French Bordeaux, can you? No you can’t. 95′ was a wonderful year.


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